I've searched and can't find anything that quite matches my problem.
I've got a Baxi combi boiler and sometime in the last week or so it's started to drip from the casing on the underneath right hand side. It seems to only happen whithin a minute or so of the boiler completely shutting down (ie when it goes completely silent). It also seems to need the boiler to have been running for a good few minutes for it to happen. And (for now at least) it seems to only be maybe 4 or 5 big drips then it stops.
I've also noticed that the pressure guage is right down to zero, but when we moved into the house a couple of months ago it was on 0.5. I'm not automatically making the assumption that the two are related... one thing I've found from googling is that bleeding the radiators can cause a drop in pressure and some of our rads seem to have those self-bleeding valves.
I know very little about heating systems so any advice would be appreciated!
I've got a Baxi combi boiler and sometime in the last week or so it's started to drip from the casing on the underneath right hand side. It seems to only happen whithin a minute or so of the boiler completely shutting down (ie when it goes completely silent). It also seems to need the boiler to have been running for a good few minutes for it to happen. And (for now at least) it seems to only be maybe 4 or 5 big drips then it stops.
I've also noticed that the pressure guage is right down to zero, but when we moved into the house a couple of months ago it was on 0.5. I'm not automatically making the assumption that the two are related... one thing I've found from googling is that bleeding the radiators can cause a drop in pressure and some of our rads seem to have those self-bleeding valves.
I know very little about heating systems so any advice would be appreciated!